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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Rhode Island
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I came across this ammeter in my father-in-law's tool collection. He got it from his father who had a Model A back in the day.
I did a quick search and found several for sale on eBay, mostly described as an "antique automotive tool." This one is missing a short electrical lead that attaches to the top terminal post. So did this have a specific use, like checking generator output, or is it a general purpose tool? |
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Grafton,OHIO
Posts: 772
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I have one just like it and i have the same question ,i do have the wire though
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Lynden, Wa
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I think I have one as well. I will follow this one...
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Join Date: Nov 2018
Location: Farmington MI
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Looks like a simple series connection via the two (male and female) connections... insert meter in a circuit and read the current draw in Amps. Labeled American Ever-ready... that is the battery company, I believe. Perhaps was originally for battery powered radios or such inthe early days .
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